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Old 07-14-2009, 03:15 PM #11
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Erin, It's never good to feel like your heart is breaking! I think having family members far away is the toughest thing ever. I'm really sorry she is moving so far away. Emails and phone calls just aren't the same as seeing someone. I hope it isn't too hard on you because your MG can't really take the stress.

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So sorry to hear that, Annie is right phone & emails don't cut it, my boys & family are spread out, it is hard to be a part of there lives at such a distance, & miss so much.
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Hey Erin,

how are you doing. I can't imagine what you are going through.
I have a brother and sister in law about a 5 minute drive away, and my sil is like a sister to me. She rang up the other day to see if I could have my niece for the day so she could go out to a meeting. I agreed and said we would spend the day cooking, as we both love it so much. I can't imagine not being able to just pop up and see my 2 darling nieces. I will be thinking of you
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My son and all my family is spread out throughout the country as well. Nothing can take the place of being with them. It was a difficult adjustment to make. Hope everyone is having a good day! Take care

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